#TrentU's Dr. Jackson Pind and Dr. Jack Hoggarth's recent article for The Conversation Canada reflects on 100 years of the Williams Treaty of 1923. Read the full article: bit.ly/3uBaiys

Who is the first person you think of when you hear the term, “youth leadership”? Do you know a young person who has already demonstrated their leadership role in your community? Encourage the young leaders to apply to ONWA’s Youth Leadership Movement! bit.ly/ONWA_Youth_Lea…

Inspired by art LakefieldDPS. Grade 7/8 students took great care to research and learn about Woodland art, then create their own artwork based on their life experiences.

This important document is foundational to the work to be done in Indigenous Education at KPRDSB and we are particularly guided by Calls to Action #62 and #63 #TruthAndReconciliation requires #ActionInReconciliation

Acknowledging the Winter Solstice is a decolonizing act for Indigenous people. ⁦KPRDSB⁩ this article will help you learn more about observing the Winter Solstice and the return of longer days. ndncollective.org/acknowledging-…

Wed Jan 24 Due to inclement weather all transportation is cancelled in Northumberland County today, schools are open. Transportation is operating in Peterborough and the Municipality of Clarington, please check the stsco website for delays or cancellations. PVNCCDSB KPRDSB

Important Update: Northumberland Secondary Students: as a result of individual bus route cancellations impacting travel for students, all exams in Northumberland secondary schools are cancelled today. Schools will provide follow-up information.

Celebrating Black and Afro-Indigenous Joy and Excellence with IllumiNative KPRDSB Indigenous Ed. Dept KPR Equity & Diversity KPRDSB illuminate.org

A statement from the Anishinabek Nation Kwe-Wuk Advisory Council on #WorldWaterDay:

Hey ⁦⁦KPRDSB⁩ Let’s participate in #EarthHour together. Give an hour for our one shared home. Turn off your lights and devices for the #BiggestHourForEarth Spend 60 minutes doing good for the planet while doing something you love! earthhour.org

Today we acknowledge the rich and diverse heritage of the Indigenous languages spoken across the country. Our languages are invaluable to Indigenous identity and we must ensure they are protected and passed on to the next generations. #nctr_um

Kwe’ Weli’kiskik. March 31st is National Indigenous Language Day & is an opportunity for Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples to honour Turtle Island's extensive linguistic legacy. #LearningForAll

Let’s all do our part to help the positive change for this amazing planet we call Earth. The achievements of young student leaders and change makers in our schools can inspire us all to do our part to help create a better future. KPRDSB April 22 is Earth Day! #KPeaRthDAY

“Safety looks like a whole community caring for Indigenous women, loving Indigenous women, uplifting their voices, protecting their children, educating their children, feeding their children. Safety is love multiplied…Let the women lead”

The Indigenous Education Department has purchased a license for classes to be able to watch Springtime Stories with Isaac Murdoch on May 17th. Links will be sent to school teams. Do not miss this opportunity to share story with Isaac Murdoch KPRDSB #LearningIsAction

Hey KPRDSB June is National Indigenous History Month! We honour the cultures, traditions, & contributions of all First Nation Métis and Inuit peoples by amplifying Indigenous voices & commit to a future built on relationship and understanding #LearningAsAction

June is National Indigenous History Month, a time to celebrate the rich history, traditions and culture of our relatives across turtle island. We invite you to explore the educational resources and exhibits available at nctr.ca! #NationalIndigenousHistoryMonth

Happy National Indigenous Peoples Day ⁦⁦KPRDSB⁩ . A day to celebrate the cultural diversity, accomplishments and innovation of First Nation, Métis and Inuit Peoples across Turtle Island.

We have described for you a mountain. We have shown you a path to the top. We call upon you to do the climbing - Justice Murray Sinclair, chairman of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.